What apps or tools do you use for Instagram video edits?
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I have an editor for Instagram whom I found after making an offhand comment about an anime I was watching in a YouTube video. He reached out, offering to help grow my page, mentioning his love for anime and that he runs a big anime community. I appreciated his candid, value‑focused outreach and took him up on it. We've had a great relationship, and he's been helping me a lot with Instagram.
I don't create the Instagram news video myself; I have someone who helps. We use a simple Premiere Pro template with a screen-recorded asset (like a platform sign-up or image) at the top and my talking head at the bottom.
He works with a single editor. He spends about ten minutes a week recording a batch of shorts, then the editor assembles them. They gather AI news from multiple sources, filter out low-value content, and the editor writes scripts from the valuable material. He reviews and tweaks the scripts, puts them in a Google Doc, imports them into a teleprompter, and records lines like 'You don't need ChatGPT anymore. Wait for blank.' He gives the footage to his editor, who uses a simple top/bottom template to create the videos. They're bringing on additional team members to help the editor avoid bottlenecks. The editor then produces videos showing the tools in action, they spend a little money to sign up to the platforms, and publish on Instagram, aiming for one short per day.
I don’t edit the videos myself—I have an editor who does it all. I record a teleprompted script and send it to them. LinkedIn growth isn’t a major focus for me; I don’t really think about it, though perhaps I should.